A Powerful Alternative Plan
There is no job in Britain where you may assume office knowing nothing about the work, except MP. No requirement to have read anything at all. A new institution could change this: open to everyone, financially accessible, intellectually savage. An Entrance Examination for Parliament.
Deep Understanding First
Britain did not run out of money. It ran out of stored time. Every system once had buffers: fiscal, military, energy, demographic. The governing class spent them all, called it progress, and trusted the future to cover the bill. The future has arrived. Our national pathology has delivered peril.
A Powerful Alternative Plan
We don't lack capability. We lack a system to find it, trust it, and put it to work. The answer isn't to spend more or outsource harder; it's to turn the country itself into a standing supply system, where a shed inventor and a two-person IT firm can climb into national delivery on merit alone.
Diving In Deep
From Novosibirsk laboratories to Los Alamos trails, from Beijing car crashes to Mumbai flats with no fingerprints, the scientists who build the world's most dangerous weapons are dying and disappearing in clusters. The mechanisms change with the regime. The underlying fact does not.
Deep Understanding First
Where else can you find militant Islam, windmills, cross-dressing, vegans, free heroin, and magic boobs, all in one place? Britain's Greens intend to govern by wishing very hard, and on current polling will unseat three cabinet ministers. A manifesto of magical thinking, and it keeps winning votes.
A Powerful Alternative Plan
Britain is not failing from lack of policy, but from a drain of elite talent. Priority One is restoring sovereign capacity: bringing back the competence, concentrating it, and building what the state no longer can. A country that can act again: at scale, and on time. Not committees. Delivery.
Where Others Fear To Tread
In 2023–24, £900 million meant for NHS repairs was moved to cover day-to-day costs. The maintenance backlog is now £15.9 billion. The NAO says £49 billion. Seven NHS hospitals are being held up by metal props. Five won't start construction until 2037. The ceiling doesn't read the budget.
Zero Tolerance Of Evil
The regulators were the wrong answer. They always were. But the Treasury didn't replace them with something better. It told them to stand down while leaving every monopoly, every moral hazard, and every structural incentive for misconduct intact. What fills the gap is impunity, not competition..
Past, Present, Future
England did not produce one genius. It produced millions of small inventors — and the legal, cultural, and spiritual ecosystem in which they thrived. No other civilisation on earth replicated it. There is something odd about the Englishman. He can't control his curiosity or need to tinker.
A Sovereign AI Parliament
The Davos crowd now mourns a "rules-based international order" they claim is dying. They are mistaken. It was never alive. What they called law was American hegemony dressed in bureaucratic costume—and when power fades, the paperwork floats free, unsupported by anything but memory.
Deep Understanding First
Secret police stations. Bounties on British residents. A consul-general filmed beating a protester on camera. And now: 208 basement rooms beneath the City's financial spine, with a wall to demolish one metre from our data cables. The Prime Minister's response? Approval—timed for his trip to Beijing.
Deep Understanding First
Between 1995 and 2025, Britain managed to complete precisely zero nuclear reactors. Not one. This isn't a story about technology or physics—it's about a political class who chose managed decline over difficult decisions, and a civil service that lost the capacity to deliver anything except excuses.
Diving In Deep
Britain once led the world in forensic science. Now labs fail quality checks, digital evidence sits unexamined for years, and patient data flows to US spy-tech firms. This is the anatomy of multidisciplinary institutional collapse spreading across dozens of areas while our politicians do nothing.
An Invisible State
When Britishvolt collapsed without producing a single battery, it exposed how ministers desperate for post-Brexit wins backed a startup with fraud-convicted founders, no technology, and £3 million monthly spending on private jets and yoga classes. The Net Zero phantom company you've never heard of.